Warren Borough Council votes on city status for Warren
The Burgess and Town Council of Warren Pennsylvania adopt a resolution to submit the question of Warren becoming a third class city under a commission form of government to the next general election. Publication and certification to Warren County officials are required. Witnessed by secretary M Evelyn Weed with official seal. dates listed: Oct 5 12 19 26 and Nov 2.
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Borough of
Warren
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Warren County
B.J. Gregory
C. S. Knabb
M. Evelyn Weed
Burgess and Town Council
Borough of War
Glasses from Dr Pulverman provide satisfying Toric lens fit
I have worn glasses for years and JT bought my last pair from Dr Pulverman. The Toric lenses give me better satisfaction and benefit than any I had before. I recommend Dr Pulverman to anyone needing glasses for a good fit and eye care.
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Dr. Pulverman
AN ODD OCTAVE It Runs the Scale From Burglars to Rain of Snakes
An unusual column surveys a range of incidents from break ins to a rain of snakes, tracing odd events and curious crime notes across a broad urban landscape. The piece blends quirky anecdotes with local color and commentary.
Burglars Loot Dr Squibb Home in Early Morning Stir
Burglars ransacked the home of Dr Edward H Squibb taking clothing and other loot. They packed the goods near a curtain behind which stood a go containing several thousand dollars in cash. Police investigated the break in with no immediate arrests reported.
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New York
Edward H. Squibb
Car theft broadcast leads to owner’s arrest across towns
An owner driving from Chicago to Independence Missouri was arrested in every town after a description of the stolen car was broadcast to constables, leading to widespread detentions while the vehicle was recovered.
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St. Louis
Independence
Chicago
Affable Stranger Steals From St. Louis Man
A St Louis man had $29 stolen from his hip pocket after noting a stranger offered him a $1 bill. The incident occurred in St Louis on October 10.
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St. Louis
Prohibitionist Faces Court Over Beer in Car
Newark Oct 10. Prominent prohibitionist must explain why he had a keg of beer in his auto while en route to a Prohibitionist meeting in Pas saic. The arrest occurred during the day meeting news.
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Newark
N. J
Passaic
Rooster Becomes Target in Fishing Prank
In Passaic New Jersey Fred Laux hooked a rooster with his bait when the bird pecked at his line. The owner demanded compensation and received $1.50 in settlement.
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New York
Fred Laux
Passaic
N. J
Henry Kroeger Fined For Flag Display In New York
Henry Kroeger faced a fine of five dollars after using the American flag on his wagon as a danger signal in New York. Magistrate Reynolds addressed him with firm patriotic remarks.
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New York
Henry Kroeger
Reynolds
Henry
Tornado Strikes Rockport Rain of Snakes Reported
Dallas dispatch describes a tornado in Rockport that passed through October 10 and left a bizarre scene with snakes reported raining down on streets and property as bystanders watched in shock.
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Dallas
Tex
Rockpor
Wilson keynote echoed in peace at any price philosophy
The Boston Journal critiques President Wilson saying his kneeling to trainmen and sacrifice of arbitration reveal a peace-at-any-price theory. It asserts that the belief “it is better to run than to fight” guides current American government for the first time.
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Wilson
Boston Journal
Meaning of dreams analyzed by scientific interpretation
Scientific dream interpretation helps reveal subconscious desires and fears shaping character and conduct. It emphasizes effort in interpretation, contrasts with simple dream books, and notes that proper analysis can uncover weaknesses and improve health and happiness. It can also indicate dreamers' physical health states for preventive actions.
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H. Addington Bruce
Mothers
Subpoena in Divorce in Warren County Court
In Warren County Common Pleas No 1 September Term 1916 Clark Day libellant vs Alice Parkins Day respondent. Respondent absent and subpoena returned non est inventus summons you to appear November 6 before the court to answer the libel and show cause for a divorce. Sheriff Geo A W de Forest Warren Pa Oct 3 1916. Attorney John Siggins Jr.
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Clark Day
Libellanti
Alice Parkins Day
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
A. W. DE Forest
Warren, Pa
John Siggins, Jr
Geo. B Munn
Warren County Common Pleas
Katherine Palmer
Libellant
Samuel Schnell Palmer
Karl A. Krantz
John H. Odell
Erma G. Odell
Borough of
Kirberger Case in September Term 1916
Libellant Bessie Kirberger sues respondent Myron Kirberger in No 3 case during September Term 1916 as recorded by Geo. B. Munn. The proceeding names the parties and registrar, indicating a civil matter in active litigation.
Palmer Case in September Term 1916 Libellant and Respondent
No. 4. September Term 1916. Katherine Palmer libellant versus Samuel Schnell Palmer respondent. Karl A. Krantz.
The Wilson Waltz Explained Amid Election Tension
The article notes a hotel veranda formula the Wilson waltz one step forward three steps backward hesitate then sidestep. It discusses the Administration's spirits as election day cannot be postponed and Wilson's stance on assassination and relations with those who have carried it out.
First President and Congress Submit to a Hold-Up
The speaker notes the first administration and Congress faced a robbery claim and political maneuver as a bound issue looms before March 4, 1917. He warns against betting on Hughes or Wilson, cites a New England example where a Republican was charged with robbery and a Democrat committed to an insane asylum, and ends by saying the President avoids pride and sidesteps.
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Hughes and Wilson
New England
Post Office Surplus Reported as Guard Costs Noted
Post master general Burleson reports a surplus of 5.2 million dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30, while the department exceeds expenses. Officials could sustain National Guard members kept on the payroll who responded to the President’s call for Organized Militia duty on the border.
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Postal Service
Burleson
National Guard
Wilson Diplomacy Mocked by Critics and Activists
Critics lampoon President Wilson and his approach to diplomacy while Eastern witsmiths call the Secretary of the Navy Miss Josephine Daniels. The Woman's Party is said to be campaigning against the Administration on this issue.
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Josephine Daniels
Odell Divorce Petition Noted in September 1916 Term
Libellant John H. Odell seeks a divorce from Erma G. Odell in the September Term 1916. The libellant shows cause why the divorce petition should not be granted and why a decree may not be issued.
Attainable Money? A Mock Debate In The Age Herald
A talkative man lists money nicknames including tin kale and dough and asks for favorites. A solemn listener remains silent until he finally calls money the unattainable, then falls back into thought in the Birmingham Age Herald piece.
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Birmingham Age Herald
Humorous counterfeit gift exchange in Chicago quip
A brief comic exchange from Chicago features a man asking for a five dollar bill he can dispose of and another offering one. The twist: the giver discovers the bill is counterfeit, replying that the recipient asked for something they did not know what to do with.
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Chicago Herald
Women Meet Exchange Sparks Dramatic Pretend Reunion
In a terse exchange a woman acts pleased to see another, while the other admits a rival show of warmth. The dialogue hinges on deception and performance, echoing stagecraft beyond the social moment.
Wilson Overlooked 1912 Pledges of Economy Platform
In a brief note, readers are reminded that Mr. Wilson neglected to cite the 1912 platform’s economy pledges. The omission stands out amid discussions of fiscal priorities and party strategy.
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Wilson
President’s new diplomatic note draws questions in Senate
Ollie James remarks that the President has issued a fresh diplomatic ear to the world, prompting curiosity about a second approach. The exchange hints at evolving policy signals and possible shifts in international stance.
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Ollie James
His Turn to Ask Am I the First Girl You Kissed
A humorous column line from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch features a man asking a woman if she is the first girl he has kissed and if she is the first man she has asked that question. The piece plays on romantic curiosities and social dating norms.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Knowledge where ignorance begins quote by Tolmes
A quotation notes that true knowledge reveals where understanding ends and ignorance begins. It emphasizes the boundary between knowing and not knowing.
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fTolmes
Little Things as an Index
An observer notes a machine showing the maker’s name plate set true with screws turned to identical positions. The detail suggests a shop with pride in fine workmanship, implying quality across its work.
Office Figuring Pads for Scribbling and Draft Work
The Mail Printing Co offers Scribbling Pads in various sizes and paper grades for heavy figuring in factories and offices. custom sizes available on large orders from Tele Co Warren Pa.
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Tele- Co
Warren
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